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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-02-21, Page 5:et, 1920 111.*174f,S$ Ch :#1)14E,Y itOLMES goat uusTER,,; " S,AL CiTOI, NOYII' IARY PUBLIC, ETC, `93nFICE—Hanilton Street, "hist off a► Square, GODERICH; Ontar. illpetelal attention to Cot eel and Court Werk Mr. Holmes may be coniirabtecl • ,at taodexich by phone, .and Phone charges reversed; • • : « W. Reutledge� R. . LO; OSTEOPATH MAI STREET EXETER 1111Teth sday--2.44 pan; 0.,00 pan. 7.00 p.m.; 8.00 p.m Dr. IL H. C.OWEN L. D. S. , D.• D. S, DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK—ZUR1OH 'very Thursday, Friday,' ,4atiarday ' • At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD• • Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada BEAD OFFICE —. TORONTO E. E. Wuerth—Agent ZURICH Phone 11-81 ellivarantee and Accident Insurance, s ideat sgd Strfngewi Co. in Canada OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat - leas' School of Auctioneering. Try wee for Registered Live Stock, Ali Breeds). Terms in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice, Warms for Gale. Will .sell anything Anywhere, Zcsr ice. Thome 18-93 or write. Licensed Auctioneer • OB HURON &. MIDDLESEX AM IN A POSITION TO CON- elgzt any auction Sale, regardless ^err tae bice or article to iteal, i ae33leit your business, and if not esat1ilied will make'no ehaargea for Ser views. ,Arthur Weber — Dashwood, Zibeline 13-67 };aNew�-fd That is Coming is a Knockout GOODYEAR TIRES SEIBERLING TIRES ' CHECK UP, ABOVIE. STATEMENTS 1. S. WEIN, - Prop. 'a!l.►i *rwooD witYPGR SERVICE 101.11011111600•0 0•11041011/011010•110 urichs' Popular MEAT MAR1ET ANNOUNC'IN'G. 'TEAT WE HAVE PURCHASED IFR.OM THE FIRM OF YUNGELUT i3ETC7€TERT, THIS WELL E:STAB !LIMED 'MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Ha ungblut & on moss ►essoseeeeteeaer?asae LIVE P o U LT RV WANTED D NAk. *won day, till 3+•'cieek,l . se se sot .feed Fowl setae mileage *ben brolxtht t5e, Highest Cask Prices. .$ FOR cream and Eg3. W. O'Brien t 24444 $VT 'YQ Lost, Found lotdoe, Etc. Ads FOiRSALE ' , gra bred -to -lay 13'aireJ Rock Pullets April Welted, axe laying now. Also 1 'fl'e`d-iso-lay Barrell Reek Cockerel, Aliply.to Bruce .B. Walker., R, R. I4o. 1, Zurich. FOR SALE" t A quantity of 1.8=inela popular wood for sale. Apply to 'Thea. Lei- bold, R. R 3, Zurich. ,FOR SALE Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound bags at 4 it c. per pound. Feeda handful a day, Keep the Vet. away. Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich. NOTICE. OF REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW NOTICE is hereby given that a 13y -Law was passed by the Council of the Townships of Hay, on. the 5th day of November, 1928, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of $1791.00, for the purpose of paying for the cost of telephone extensions and that such By -Law was registered in the Registry. Office for the Registry Division of the County of Huron, 'at Godexich, on the 31st day of Decem- ber, 1928, as number 503. Any motion to quash or . set aside the same or any part thereof must be made' within three months after the first publication of this notice, and cannot be made thereafter. Dated this 30th day of January, 1929 A. F. HESS, Clerk, Township of Hay. 1 COAL 1929 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR GENUINE Scranton Coal .ALSO CARRY Coke Poeah.antas and Soft Coal GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO Case & Son ZURalCHr.HERALP LOCAL Mrs, Keys of. Toronto is visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs,• W. C. Wagner.. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McConnell of Varna, were Friday visitors at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont. Mrs. Mark Bender of Dashwood, was a recent visior with Zurich fri- ends. Messrs. Albert Hess and W. J. Merner motored .to London Iasi Th- ursday. Some or the residents living afoul, the Blue Water Highway advise las that at the present time they are enjoying the best sleighing exper- ieneed in a goodly number of years. Mrs. Emme Hawthorn, of Houstori Texas, was a visitor at the home of Mi. and Mrs. A. Meliek, also other friends in the vicinity the past week. Mrs. II. H. Cowen, whohas been visiting with relatives and friends hi Fergus, Guelph, and Kitchener, retur- ned to her home hest week. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwartztei- truber, and Mr. Christ. >Schwartzen- truber all of the BronsonLine, et- tended the. funeral of a relative at Wellesley the past week.•: Don't :forget the large auction sale held at the Dorminion House on Saturday, naively the effects ' of: Mr, A. Voisin, :who is retiring from that position, and will shortly move to their new home, a fine farm- near Kit- chener, and Mr. and Mrs. Ev:.:.Flaist, will be the new proprietors of this home of the travelling public. Mr. Ward Fritz is away to Osh- awa to bring home a new • C.lievroiet six for a demonstratior of 'this pop- ular make of • car. •Merrsr C. Fritz Son, who have been strong repres- entatives of the renown Ford line of ears, have decided a little change this year would be in order, and so have signed up with the Chevrolet Compant for the coming season, and will have to offer the public the low- est priced sir; on the market to -clay, and there is no reason why this car should not go over big. Our mailing list has : been revised and corrected up to February l9tli, and if you will look on your label this '.;eek, it will show to what yeas and month your subscription 'is paid up to. Be sure and look this up and if it does not correspond with your records, kindly let us know and we will make the corrections. At this time of year we have heavy obligat- ions to meet and are forced to send M out a goodly number • of accounts, j and we trust that anyone receiving such will show their appreciation -of the •credit extended to thein by prom-' ptly remitting so we can meet our obligations and keep going, " FOUR - HUNDRED " LOWBOY Single Tuning Knob operates Illuminated Druni Dial. Automatic Voltage Control, Rogers Output Filter, Phonograph "Plug-in" Jack, Rogers Symphony Speaker built` into a Genuine Walnut Cabinet. COMPLETE Yale plus in a proven year 'round radio. Easy Terms HIS radio is the improved 1929 successor to the famous Model • 20QA and is,prked many dollars under any other comparable elteiric Wit.. It has been tried, tested,er/ected and because it's a :o rs- atttexyle s it's always ready to "just plug in—then tune in",, With ' l remarkable development of chain broadcasting, radio liar becomeae y+etr••"xd source of entertainment and education and—as May waiter wail tell you—Rogers as the ideal year 'roma radio, Whit deny yourself and your family the pleasure of modern. radio *hear a ,s 11 casla pstynent will place this ¢rfiatr,est Rogers- atteryleWS Lowboy yaw your home? Ask tls to dern:Ohstrz to e: Zurich HILLSGRE Mr. It.Qss .Luce is hnlding a ,auct ion sale' of Farm Steck and Implem- ents on Thursday, February 28th.Mr. Elliott of Clinton will be the ,Auction- eer. We are sorry to report that Mr. Samuel Walker is not doing as well as we would like, But trust he may Soon be en the way to recovery. Miss Eileen Turner spent the week. end under the parental roof, Pleased to report that Miss E. Godlcin isable to resume her• duties hi S. 5, No. 3, Hay, after being out of school for a few days. Mrs, W. Carlile is spending a few days with her mother and sister in. Hr: naafi. The Valentine Box Social. which was held on Thursday eVening Febru- ary l.•lth in the basement of the church was a splendid success. The first part of the meeting was a sing- song, Miss Jean Ivison read an ad- dition to the news of Hillsgreen which was much enjoyed by, all. Contests incl gimes farmed the second part of the entertainment. After which the boles were sold and everyone partook of the good things. The proceeds a- mounting to $10.00. W. M. S. --The regular meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held on Friday, Feb. 15th. The Warld's Day of Prayer, The 'meeting was opened with hymn .254. The Ap- ostiles' Creed was than repeated. The scripture lesson was Phil. 2nd, verses 1-15. Thee repeated the General con - i'ession, followed by the Lord's Pray- er. The Sec-Trcas reports were read and adopted: Roll was called and ans- wered by the text •word, "Honor" The business was then transacted, and Mrs. R. Stephenson led in prayer, hy- mn 463 was sung. Mrs. W. Turner and Mrs. Carlile then gave prayers, followed by hymn 374. The topic was then taken from "Drums in the Dark- ness" by Mrs. W. Jarrott, Mrs. R. Stephenson and Mrs. W. Carlile. The offering- was then taken. The text' word for the March meeting is "re- joice". Hymn 435 was then sang. The meeting was closed by all repeating the Benediction in unison. Y. P. L. --The Young People's Le- ague was held on Monday evening Feb. 18th with Miss Annie Jarott's group in charge •of -the meeting. Miss Gladys Stephenson acting a' organist and Mr. Connor in charge of the meet ing. Hymn 541 opened the meeting. Mr. Connor led in prayer, hymn 648 followed, the scripture lesson was re- ad ices Isa. 5: 1-12. The devotional part was taken by Miss Anna Love. Mrs. W. Turner read - a bible story. Were'then favored with a violin sel- ection from W. Stephenson, accomp- anied by Miss Gladys Stephenson. Mr Apew then gave a splendid address. Followed by prayers by Mrs. W. Turner and Miss A. Jarrott. Mr. N. Alexander then addressed the meet- ing, followed by a violin selection by W. Stephenson. the roll was then cal- led and hymn 540 sung. The meeting closed with the mizpay benediction in unison. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church "A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." February 24th, 1929, 2nd Sunday in Lent. 10. a. In: .Garman Service. 11:15: Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. Subject --Does• God W_ ant us to be Holy.? Wednesday -Lenten Service (German) Business Meeting. Tuesday --Ladies' Aid. Friday --Luther League. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Tuerkheim, Pastor. Evangelical Church Notes ZURICH -- ONT. He never Turned Back The above can be tliruthfully said or: the Man of Galilee, who so fully absorbs our attention and devotion in the Lenten Season, but who will have us serve him no less faithfully in any other season. l tis teaching and his example doee not direct us to be ex- tra good at certain times and extra bad at other tines. Think of Him whenevee strength fails you and hope departs, and devotion toward God sags, In Jesus we see bravery at its best and courage at its climax. He steadfastly sets his face toward Jer- usalem, though He knows that He will be scourged, spat upon, and kil- led. Duty calls and He marches on. I ani through forever, said a public officer •the other day. One does his Tuesday, 7.15 p. nt.--Jr. League. Thursday 7.30 --prayer and Praise. • Bible Study, by tie Pastor Friday 7,30 p,rw,—Senior League Friday 8,30 p,m.—Chole. Practice SUNPAY 4ERVICES Worship 10 A. M. Part IIIA -The unfolding of charact- er. 11 a.m.-Bible School J.. E, tlalaeb , Sup'• ,'e1itendent, Wt rahipa 7,30 S11hjeet-:e'rte true ese of I.et1t and how to keep it. 1t•'%. W. ` . Iia timer .k 4000411 • ***'I4I;.1111•.••••••+ILi►*.•+►•Ir1040tOOOO44.10441.4101t..h r+ 04.41 • .. • • • • Q WE ARE' HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND • * WILL BE: GLAD TO SU.S P PLY YOU WTI -OUST THE KIND OF• • MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL..'• 4 ee • •• ••• • a • • • • e Y e • e 0 • s a • GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST. CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS;. PIPING AND FITTINGS, AND BESIDES WE INSTALL QUR PUMPS. LET YOUR, NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A. DE LAVAL We have'the Agency for this District. • • WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF ' AUTO PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME, •' DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND RE« BUILDING BATTERIES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED GARAGE SUPPLIES Tore, Tuhes, Gas, Oils and Greases L. A. 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